The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
HIGH PRAISE OF THE TICKET
MAYOR HEWITT TALKS LITTLE
PLAIN SENSE ABOUT IT.

PLAIN bENcH AbOOI AZ
District Attorney n1artine Laods Col. Fell
lows and Attributes Mr.. Nicoirs Defeat
to His Unwise Friends-IrvinG Hall win
Nominate Nicoii, OF Courso-Re pubiioans
wouderips whether They Had Bettcr-
He wou,d Take n Nemination--Aa At
ter.pted Pulltzer " Movement"
District Attorney MARITIME smiled content
eddy yesterday when asked what he thought
Of the Union ticket ut Ia a good strong
ticket" said he. land have yet to meet any
one who has any doubts that It will win. John
Fellows will give the people brilliant ad-
ministration, and one that will suit them. He
Will do his duty here. and will do 1t we'll As In
my case. and as in the case Of any man in this
office, no will have things to do that are not
pleasant, but he will do Thorn. As to the Doodle
cases, he will be In q strong position. He has
been familiar with tho work done in the office
on them, and the cases Of Jaehne. O'Neil, Nc
Ouade, ClSary. and Sharp have been printed.
There are no new aspects In any Of the cases
to como. The points arc oil touched on In ono
or another Of those that have been tried"
Mr.. MARITIME was asked about the rumors
that Col. Fellows arranged to be absent from
the Cleary trial from Discrimination to appear
as prosecutor against him.
"Iknow," he answered. that the Colonel's
physicians certified that his life would be IN
danger II he continued at that time to work as
he had been working. He had no choice. He
Mns va n feow
nomination or that Of Mr.. Nieoll. He answered:
must confess that eopptined my efforts to
ANXIOUS oo s to lay down the burden here. It is
hard place u many weys. and It is partic y,
ssy sGsa UPON oe
looking for my own nomination to the other
ONCE, Tor which, It was understood in the Or
SoI FeIioWs III Il was not Snt yesterday morn.
Ing that his name Eas desdea upon as one on
9crats found to object to Mr. Ncoll Mr. Mar
tine sa iSs organization the point was made as
ha seem pook ed for its Nomination through
tpds 81 Ssns oreed 0a
outside strength and outside Influences.
ss,an o of ss ssdpf II h a
the boodlers and their friends The resent n,::
ana asdi %s @ ceo NsG sharsd IN feeling
Neo had IL the ss
yisabie. MI. PurroY and Warden Walsh voted
Ra Why Nj Shss 10. III, y yG g1
a %o. f' sSgss sss ssF!s
MI MARITIME. He is one OF The strongest friends
mo s did Mr.. Power vos
whose side have given e. inhdegstahna ar III
is bs, %Sss
influence controlled Mr.. Powers action. Mr..
Power and keenan, were not friends for some
boe e1 In the party that resulted n
e4s IL ns III wsS shs
81 Ma said "E E}ss sSS
n was critissea for taxing man from Kings
fV VENTED him ses his rare capacity and Ills
sp%St aSss iHa swItt Said:
OF good ability and character. so far as l am
acquainted with them. The nominations for
SME myers will make good comptreiier although
! should not have picked out broker; had
nothing to do With P'k 5ss 9 of
messages. did not do so. was not even
consulted as to the nomination Of Mr; Forster.
T Te is "a good deal 81 talk about the leaders
making the nominations. OF course, IN small
towns Al the people can get together thsr
cannot cam sa. do that. There must be ' organ
cation. and that implies leaders: ! think
Il
Fellows, but like his nomination. Fellows is
o. genpbs ana .rea nag Soney
he Sas pad to let up cry
We're, SO. he ought to have $3.50 900 now.that
is. what It was charged he got. think 1t is
Sheriff Grant-It is q good ticket. and will
win.
g wGu S h9ys n besn Pleased sdt
Register slevin-It is a flrst-rate ticket
Jimmy oliver-It is a good ticket.
., Clerk E! Trwopmey-There are no kickers about
Asss,@5y%an Iyes-The ticket is al ri s;to.
Mr., Nicoll said yesterday afternoon that he
would run II nom9ased h by citizens move,
effort to start citizens movement was made
in the morning by Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer and
Of his friends FIX GE1se
Wien they struck s Comproiler Loew OH The
ticket not to take part in citizens' movement;
ss nSsns WORKED gRf "a '
A conference WAS held in the Worth street
Dsmoneo in t the d another
some members Of tho Young 70 Mems Demoernt f
Club md the Harlem DemmfScTIatie Club took
COMMITTEES in tho afternoon that they
mees waited o the consy
Tammany Hall, and in accordance with the
resolutions Of the two clubs they had asked
for the nominations Of Randolph D. MARITIME
sIstant District Attorney Nicol for District At
torney., The two conference committees had
tine for the office for which they had requested
his nomination, and Assistant District Attor-
new Fellows for District Attorney.
The conference committees were then dis
charged. There was discussion as to what
had best be done; Some Of the members ia
posed it The meeting was held at the office
OF Lawyer Graybill, one OF the sub-conference
committee. at 229 Broadway. The matter was
finally dropped. as Col. Fellows is q member OF
both clubs. and they did not think 1t proper to
go against their own fellow member.
Some Of the members of the club who were
dissatisfied with this decision met and decided
to try to start a citizens movement with
meeting on Monday night. They had Q con-
ference In the evening, and on its adjourn
ment announced that they were not certain
what they would do. They would meet again
on Monday and agree on some action. They
said that Roscoe Conkling,, Carl schurz and
movement In favor OF Nicoll. and that he
would be nominated on Monday evening. As
yet they had hired no hall and made no ar
ranRemepts for the meeting.
Irving HALLS Committee OF TWENTY five met